IMO – oo4- Test Paper 8

1. What must be multiplies to 290,109 to shift 1 from its place to the place
occupied by 9?
A: 10,000 B: 1,000
C: 10 D: 100
2. Sum total of place values of 6 in the following set of numbers = __ .
26,754, 64,543 23,362
A: 66,600
B: 66,060
C: 60,606
D: 16,000
3. 4th multiple of the product of all the factors of 101 is ______ more than
the 4th multiple of 100.
A: 2 B: 16
C: 4 D: 40
4. Two third of the half of 123 is the ____ multiple of 41.
A: 1st B: 2nd C: 3rd D: 4th
5. 776 is the _____________ multiple of 97.
A: 4th B: 8th C: 5th D: 9th
6. Mohan wants to distribute 129 sweets and 321 almonds amongst his 63
friends equally. Calculate the number of sweets and almonds that
remain to Mohan after the distribution.
7. The product of two numbers is 41310. If one of them is 270, find the
other.
8. In certain division algorithm the quotient is 57, the divisor is 45 and the
remainder is 29, find the dividend.
9. The annual income of Sam is Rs. 98,364. What is his monthly income if
he earns an equal amount every month?
10.A number was divided by 97; the quotient was 3806 and the remainder
76. Find the number.
11.When 650 is multiplied by a number, the product is 5590. Find the
number.
12.49,000 fruits were distributed among 1,000 clubs equally. How many
fruits did each club get?
13.There are 2,983 boys and 2,175 girls in a school. Find the total
enrolment of the school. Find also the number of more boys than girls
on the rolls of the school.
14.What should be added to 79,415 to make it the greatest five-digit
number?
15.By how much is 89283 is greater than 79382?
16.What should be subtracted from 98989 to get 88888?
17.There are ____ vertices, ____ faces and _____ edges in a cuboid.
18.Two cubical block of edge 30 cm each joined side by side to form a
cuboidal block. Find the surface area of the top and bottom part of that
cuboid.
19.Malavika prepared a 25 m long rope by joining different segments of
200 cm each. Find the number of segments she used for making that
rope.
20.______ is the predecessor of smallest four digit multiple of 9.